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Lost 2 - 0 in front of 8031.On April 16 we drew 0 - 0 at their place in front of 15389.
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Have actually been doing some prep work for Millwall this week. I have copies of the match reports from our last two meetings with them, which I'll post sometime over the weekend.
Interestingly, when we first met in 1959, it was reported that two coach loads of Millwall fans were being given a tour of a mill in Castleton before having breakfast and then moving on to Spotland.
Lost 2 - 0 in front of 8031.On April 16 we drew 0 - 0 at their place in front of 15389.
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On Good Friday afternoon. I happened to be on hols in Landon with parents. 2 older Dale-supporting friends took me to West Ham v West Brom in the morning (6-nil or 6-1), then Cold Blow Lane in the afternoon, if memory serves (it may not!).
That home defeat, I think it was a rearranged midweek game, really put a spoke in our promotion chances. We had been up challenging for a top four spot most of the season (as were Millwall) and as has so often happened in our history (at least until recently) we couldn't 'do it' in the big game .
I can recall going up to Spotland to watch Dale play Millwall very early in the season. They beat us 1-0 and I think went on to win the fourth division. Did Alex Stepney play for them in that game,I think he did?
According to my stats ' Dale played Millwall at home on Aug the 23rd in the 1961-62 season winning 4-1 ! That's the season Millwall went on to win the league. All the other games appear to have been later in the season. Alex Stepney didn't sign for Millwall until May 1963.
i have fond memories of millwall at home last game of the 96-97 season winning 2-0 to win the 2nd division championship pushing stockport into 2nd place. full house and hot day with q's all down Manchester rd to get in, carnival scenes inside the ground at f/t and most of the millwall fans staying behind to watch the presentation, ternent on the roof of the dugout and birds wearing tight denim shorts every which way you looked. a magnificent day for a magnificent club. we won the league that day I SAY WE WON THE LEAGUE.. its a bit like winning a cup competition as you get a trophy u see.
i have fond memories of millwall at home last game of the 96-97 season winning 2-0 to win the 2nd division championship pushing stockport into 2nd place. full house and hot day with q's all down Manchester rd to get in, carnival scenes inside the ground at f/t and most of the millwall fans staying behind to watch the presentation, ternent on the roof of the dugout and birds wearing tight denim shorts every which way you looked. a magnificent day for a magnificent club. we won the league that day I SAY WE WON THE LEAGUE.. its a bit like winning a cup competition as you get a trophy u see.
"this famous old club"
Bet your mattress got some hammer that night, rob.
When I was your age, I used to enjoy the odd game of tennis. Or was it golf?
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